Some of you might remember seeing this photo on my other blog last year.
The reflected light fixtures seem to go on forever. Next week I'll post a picture of one of these light fixtures reflected in a table.
"You have just entered the foyer of Café Louvre. This Café, bearing the name of the world’s famous gallery, has been standing here for over a century, since 1902. Among its guests were Karel Capek, Franz Kafka as well as Albert Einstein during his professorship in Prague. The Café’s life was interrupted by force in 1948 by the communist coup when all café fixtures were thrown out of the windows into Narodni Avenue. The cultural melting pot was revived in the place after 1992 when the devastated premises underwent a complete reconstruction."
Sorry for not commenting very much lately but I'm still very busy, probably until mid-June. The condo needs more work than I expected.
Have a great weekend!
It is a very clever reflection, reflection, reflection . . .
ReplyDeletea great 'echo' shot! good luck with the condo!
ReplyDeleteWonderful composition!
ReplyDeleteVery fun! I'm particularly in love with the wallpaper!
ReplyDeleteYou do find the greatest reflections, James!! Echo shot indeed!! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!!
ReplyDeleteI love it ... love it ... love it ... love it ... love it . . .
ReplyDeleteThant is a great reflection an B6W photo! Ritva
ReplyDeleteWow James what a magnificent photo!!!
ReplyDeleteI liked this reflection then and I still do! Good luck on your renovations!
ReplyDeleteHappy this café was renovated back to it's original state - it's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI'd not seen that photo before. That is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWonderful old lamps…so much charm.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your work on your condo!
James, this is just plain GREAT!!!!.../)JP
ReplyDeletemagnificent reflection, but then you do visit the most unusual places!
ReplyDeleteWow ! This is quite a reflection !
ReplyDeleteI love this effect in mirrors ... great capture James.
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From The Sol
Very imaginative shot and well done.
ReplyDeleteHI James Fantastic reflections. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteGreat choice to go black and white, it really makes the infinite lights stand out even more. Don't work too hard. Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteAu café ... Ad libitum !
ReplyDeleteJ'adore.
Biz
This is such a beautiful reflection, great photo.
ReplyDelete...that image is fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteI love infinite reflections like this!
ReplyDeleteThe endlessness of two mirrors. Very wel captured James.
ReplyDeleteWonderfull place, and lovely reflections
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This is clever reflection. Love it.
ReplyDeleteGazing at this shot makes me dizzy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a history the place has.
Our dwellings always need more and more work. Good luck with yours.
Une belle réflexion, j'adore! Good luck with the renovations James.
ReplyDeletequelle est belle cette réflection avec cette perspective, très classe !
ReplyDeletehave an excellent weekend !
Ava
An elegant image.
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